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Smarty Pants Product of the Week – School Zone Product
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School Zone’s Math Readiness Sticker Workbook and Big Alpha
bet Workbook
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I’m a teacher at heart and try to incorporate educational activities with my munchkin each day.
I’m a teacher at heart and try to incorporate educational activities with my munchkin each day.
Between trips to the park, birthday parties, the zoo and more we do
all sorts of educational activities! We sing the alphabet at least a dozen times a day, together we write out the alphabet and her name, we count anything and everything, we paint letters, write them with chalk, form them with play-do. It’s great and best of all I am seeing the work payoff. At 21 months she could identify every letter of the alphabet and count to 13!
all sorts of educational activities! We sing the alphabet at least a dozen times a day, together we write out the alphabet and her name, we count anything and everything, we paint letters, write them with chalk, form them with play-do. It’s great and best of all I am seeing the work payoff. At 21 months she could identify every letter of the alphabet and count to 13!To supplement these activities, I have tried out 2 School Zone workbooks, Math Readiness Stickers Workbook Pre-K and Big Alphabet Workbook Ages 3-5. She LOVES using these books. Each afternoon we do a few pages. The Math Readiness Sticker Book is our favorite so far! This book includes shee
ts of stickers that are used with each page. My daughter, as I’m sure is the case with most children, loves stickers. We color, circle, write out and sticker a different number each day. Here’s the number three! (She wrote the numbers with much of my help!)
ts of stickers that are used with each page. My daughter, as I’m sure is the case with most children, loves stickers. We color, circle, write out and sticker a different number each day. Here’s the number three! (She wrote the numbers with much of my help!)The Big Alphabet Book is also great. She is learning how letters and words (a is for apple) are connected, as well as objects (firehouse and a fireman) are related. She is learning how to draw a line (huge challenge) to show these connections.
Why is it a Smarty Pants Product?
As a Smart Mama it is so important to always try to provide the best for the munchkin(s). Adding educational type activities is certainly a way to provide the best. School Zone workbooks not only provide an educational tool for mom’s to use with their little ones, but they make it fun! She loves them…I wouldn’t have her use them if she didn’t.
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Retail Value
School Zone’s Math Readiness Sticker Workbook $7.99
School Zone’s Big Alphabet Workbook $12.99
School Zone’s Math Readiness Sticker Workbook $7.99
School Zone’s Big Alphabet Workbook $12.99
Smarty Pants Product Giveaway
Product
School Zone’s Math Readiness Sticker Workbook and Big Alphabet Workbook
Retail Value $20.98
Retail Value $20.98
Entry Dates Today – Sunday, September 21, 12:00 PM EST
Winner Announcement Sunday, September 21, 2008 via blog posting and email.
How to Enter Share a comment to this blog entry with an educational activity you do or have done with your munchkin(s).
Other Tiny Details Products will only be mailed within the 48 continental states. One entry per person. I will contact the winner via e-mail by Monday, September 22nd, so please be sure I know how to get in touch with you if you win!!! If no contact info is provided it automatically disqualifies your entry.
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We are constantly at the library checking out books for our 4 1/2 year old emergent reader and help her decode words in books to assist her with her reading.
I read to my son every night and we work puzzles all the time.
read with them every day
We make letters out of playdough. Also do cutting work with magazines and make beautiful pictures to hang on the refrig.
We spend a lot of time working on letters and numbers.
We read every night and always count wherever we go (steps,..etc), we also do simple addition and subtraction problems with small candies and cereal.
We do activity books together and crafts and play lots of imagination games. Plus lots of reading!
we do alot of reading and we play alot of number games- to learn to identify the number and to add up
I’m not sure if it would be considered a activity but I been counting with my son. I hold out my fingers and we count together.
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well we started off with fingers and toes
singing our alphabet
We just did an IQ test.
thank you for the great contest
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letters and numbers
We read and sing all the time. It’s the best fun he has. I teach him Spanish and Croatian, so we sing in these languages,too. He will be 4 in December.
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We have been doing multiplication facts.
rebbi511 at peoplepc.com
On a walk around the neighborhood, ask your “big kid” to add up all the numbers in certain house numbers.
I’ve been reading to them every night.
I read with my grandson and we go over the alphabet and numbers. I make it fun for him.
Thank you!
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
My son is a special needs child, we have learned to put a tune to spelling that seems to help him remember better, thank you. Icetwofire[at]aol[dot]com
music…we sing a lot of ‘educational’ songs…often from wonderful shows like Sesame Street…and even dance to them as well. Do this all the time with wonderful granddaughter. THANKS
We play board games and card games that make you count and add. I also like working jigsaw puzzles with them.
I like to do an alphabet jigsaw puzzle with my 2 year old granddaughter.
We play yard sale or store to help with learning to count money.
My son and I work on workbooks every night with counting and such so I’d love to win these for him!
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We read everyday at home and we play math and spelling games when we are in the car. I’ve learned to make the math problems at home the night before just so I don’t forget the questions and answers.
We do all kinds of work books and flash cards. We also play games like store and bank to learn about money.
I read with my grandchildren and encourage their art work
I like doing art crafts with different beans it helps kids motor skills and counting and such
math flash cards.
I do a lot of reading with my grandchildren. Plus I print out fun activity pages and puzzles for us to work on. Thank you so much!
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lots of reading 🙂
I read to my kids every night and I do arts and crafts with them. We also have a music time and play toy instruments.
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I read with my children all the time. My first grader and I also play the Penny Pick Up game to learn addition and subtraction.
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We read together and he likes to cook with me. You can learn alot about taking directions, measuring and using good judgement.
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our local library has wonderful activities for children-we go there every couple weeks and we read daily
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She loves worksheets, so I print them out from the computer and we do them together.
jennem22 at yahoo dot com
We do a lot of reading and counting games. thanks for the chance, [email protected]
We have table time with my daycare where we work on ABCs, puzzles, worksheets and more
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My 6 year old daughter and I are currently working on the Hooked on Math system, its quality time together and fun for her. Thanks so much!
I read a lot with my kids. We also baked alphabet and number cookies. Thanks for the chance to win.
We go for nature walks and make leaf pressings with what we find.
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I read to him and with him daily, we practice our prewriting skills, we “build words” using magnetic letters on the refridgerator, and we watch educational dvds together. He is 3 1/2.
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We go on a lot of nature walks looking for plants and animals. Then when we get home we draw what we have seen or read more about it in a book.
we go to a lot of library groups
Each child has his/her own garden.
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I do a lot of educational activities such as reading and practicing writing letters.
I would love to get this for my young niece and nephew. I enjoyed reading as a child and I would love for them to have that opportunity, too.
we do alot of reading and playing with flash cards
Right now we’re focused on cutting and pasting.
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I read with my son every night. We also practice basic math skills by “playing with” fruit flavored cheerios or mini-marshmallows. I dump a pile on the kitchen table and then start giving him equations to figure out. Once he gets the right answer, he’s allowed to eat the food!
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read to my toddler all the time, especially if he shows interest in a certain book…thanks!
I read to my toddler every day, say nursery rhymes, play music and dance, and we spend lots of time outdoors, exploring
I watch my 3 yr old grandson and I have been trying to do educational things as often as possible. We sing the alphabet. We count and name colors of the things he is playing with such as his little cars. I have also been helping him write on a Magnadoodle. It’s fun and it saves paper. And you can just keep erasing and writing. I would love to have some books to work on with him. Thanks for the great giveaway!
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we do alot of reading and we play alot of number games, thanks!
We made a clock together with moving parts to learn how to tell time 🙂
I’ve done flashcards and work books with my girls. We’ve done all of the fun learning aids which has really helped my girls in school. Thank you!
We read every night
we play the leapfog games and quizzes together to see who is smarter 😉
We go to her school’s website and practice blogging on it. I teach her computer’s while we do it.
I have flashcards of words that help him start to learn to read.
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Stickers are forever fun for kids of all ages.
math flash cards
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I do a lot of what you do, chalk, playdough, paint shaving cream all ways to practice writing, my son loves to sing so we play all kinds of sing along songs which are sooo educatiopnal
We love to include the children in cooking activities as they are full of math learning [email protected]
We read together.
we sing songs and read alot